Free shoot software for linux

Slingshot is a two dimensional, turn based simulation-strategy game set in the gravity fields of several planets. It is a highly addictive game, and never the same from round to round due to its randomly generated playing fields.

It is a deceptively simple game, the goal is to shoot the other spacecraft through the field of planets, but their gravity makes it tricky. The effects of the gravity mean that although its easy to learn how to play, and to enjoy playing, it could take a lifetime to thoroughly master.

In order to hit your opponent, you can rotate you ship to aim in any direction, and you can change the power with which your projectile is launched - the initial speed at which it flies.

This project is free software as defined by the Free Software Foundation, it is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). This means you are free to download, copy, modify, redistribute, disassemble, analyse or sell Slingshot under the terms of the aforementioned license. Enjoy!

zblast project is a simple but manic shoot-em-up game.

There are versions for both svgalib and X.

Theres also a cut-down port/rewrite for the Sinclair Spectrum, which fits in 4k. :-) I did that one as an entry for the 2003 Minigame competition.

Falsoyd project is a little shoot-em-up for your desktop.
It is an entirely plotless game intended for hours of frivolous and violent entertainment while you should be working.
Enhancements:
- Fixed crash when unable to use sound

Poopmup project is a shoot-em-up, with a twist.

Poopmup is a game, a sort of a shoot-em-up, but with a twist. As a child, you where tortured in the playground. You were a victim of the highschool hierarchy.

You hacked hours on end, and built a machine that transformed you into a bird.

You are now free (as in speech) to fly around the city and poop on passers-by.

It is written in C++ using OpenGL. We originally used GLUT as an upper layer, but recently moved to Simple DirectMedia Layer as it is easier to install for an end user and it is a more powerful tool to create user interfaces.

Overgod is a 2D shooter with multiplayer support based on Allegro.
For too long has humanity been ruled by cruel and disputatious gods! Fly through the various layers of the Celestial Oversphere to unseat those who control the universe.
This is my latest game, Overgod. Its similar to my last game, Lacewing, but better in almost every way. Basically, you control a little vehicle in the middle of the screen and fly around and shoot things - a bit like asteroids, but the asteroids move independently and shoot back. You can also upgrade your vehicle in various ways.
Main features:
- Over 100 different enemies
- Lots of randomness and chaos
- Various different modes and unlockable challenges
- 1 or 2 players (splitscreen)
- Pretty low system requirements (about 300MHz is plenty, and it doesnt need any kind of fancy graphics card)
- Days of fun!
It should compile on any platform supported by Allegro. Windows and Mac binaries are provided at the moment, as is source code (its under the GPL). The links are all to sourceforge, which is a little cumbersome, but for various reasons Im releasing this through Internet cafes and the Library so thats what you get. Have fun!
(Thanks to Michael Faerber for helping with Linuxisation and pointing out bugs, and Peter Hull for helping with the Mac version and finding another bug)

Stardork project is a Linux console-based space shooter/maze game.

Stardork is a Linux console based game where (.)s represent stars and are randomly placed on the screen.

(X) represents your space ship and you move in in all directions, including diagonally, to position yourself to shoot the goal (@).

You can also shoot missles in all directions. If you run into a star you lose power. If you shoot or run into the goal then you move up a level and more random stars are plotted.

This eventually creates a more and more complex maze of stars you must nagivate through to position yourself to shoot the goal.

Beat all 34 levels and you are a master stardork.

Asteroids is a simulation game where you have to shoot in some asteroids. Asteroids is a clone of asteroids game.
Control your spaceship with the mouse, shoot rocks until they vaporize completely.
Installation:
I have tried to compile this programs on : Linux and Solaris.
On Linux and Solaris, simply type gmake (On Solaris, typing make will call Suns own make program, that is incompatible with the makefile).
Once the program has compiled, type ./game
Enhancements:
- Sound was added, proving that there is sound in the vacuum of space.